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    Flowers are parts of plants that make seeds by using pollen, which is a sticky powder inside flowers that helps transfer genetic material between flowers to create seeds. Bees can move pollen between flowers, allowing plants to reproduce and create seeds inside their fruits.

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    Flowers are parts of plants that make seeds by using pollen, which is a sticky powder inside flowers that helps transfer genetic material between flowers to create seeds. Bees can move pollen between flowers, allowing plants to reproduce and create seeds inside their fruits.

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    What Do Flowers, Fruit, and Seeds Do?: Many Plants Have Flowers

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    Flowers are parts of plants that make seeds by using pollen, which is a sticky powder inside flowers that helps transfer genetic material between flowers to create seeds. Bees can move pollen between flowers, allowing plants to reproduce and create seeds inside their fruits.

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    What do flowers, fruit,

    and seeds do?


    Many plants have flowers.
    Flowers are the parts of plants
    that make seeds.
    Inside a flower is a sticky
    powder called pollen. Pollen helps
    flowers
    flowers make seeds.

    A We eat the flowers of


    the broccoli plant.
    flower

    bee

    A A bee can move


    pollen from one
    flower to another.

    6
    Plant Life Cycles

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